GOOD EVENING EVE R YBODY: The first head of Castro's revolutionary government repeats that Cuba has become - Communist headquarters in the western hemisphere. Jose Cardona, out or Havana on a safe conduct, made the statement at Balboa, in the Canal Zone. He added that he's sure Castro will fall - because of the economic crisis inside Cuba; the crisis that is causing more and more unrest among the Cuban people. When will Castro fall? His former associate - declines to guess on this. KHRUS C EV Around the UN some delegates are talking about "Khrushchev's frustration speech," th~t•s what they call the one he made today - when he struck at both the UN and the United States, bearing down on oolonialia ■ and segreiation. Khrushchev went into his old routine - on the Congo, attacking Dag Hammarskjold - and Colonel Mobutu, and calling on all colonial peoples - to overthrow the colonial powers by force, promising them - Bueeian aid. Again playing to the new African nations - Khrushchev mentioned segregation in the United States. He charged t tat th ie is the t.yipical American attitude. And so on and so on. So they call it Khrushchev's "frustration speech.• The Red Dictator is said to be savage - because of hia diplomatic Jefeats in the UN and because defector Viktor Jaanimets of the Baltika - has now been granted p olitical asylum in the United States. As for the situation in the C c ngo seems to have r e ached - a~ im p asse. The UN still refuses to surrender L umumba - on the g rounds that ould be meddling in the internal affairs of the Congo. Strong man obutu still dem a nds that L umumba be turned over to hi ■ - and charge• th a t the U B r e fusal c o nstitutes inter f erence in an internal Con8olese affair. Toni g ht Luaumba is in his hoae - with a U I guard. Mobutu now has thrown a cordon of troop• - around the whole area. JAPAN Th t riot in Japan was touche of - t h e assassination of a Soci alist leade r. In j iro Asan uma1 ~ ~ addressin a political r al l - wa s stabbe d by a ri ght ist. e ws o f the crime brou ght t h e f ana t i ca l Zengakuren - out into the streets o f Tok y o. F ifteen thousand of them snake da nce d throu g h t h e center of t h e cit y -- and clashed repeatedl with the police. Result - about a hundred injured. l e a i me ric an B a tist re fuse to apolo ize - to t h aptis t s . o r m e r re i ent Tru m an , decla rin - I n e ver a own on ant in Isa The ru mpu s be ga n when H . S . . asserted in one of h i s olitical speec h es - ' i f y ou v ote for Nixon, you ought ~~ to g o to blazes. Sevent y -two pas tors of his church ;.<::whtdl ~ endorsed Nixon - don't like that kind that kind o f advic~~ey 1 re demanding - of language. )1r - ,) an apdogy. To which Baptist Harr y Truman retorts - ' the Baptists aren't oin to tell me how to vote. Th e t h i rd io n - enned e ate - · s c e u led f or ~ t o o r ro n i t. d , a we o" , t ere ~ been a lot o sp ec u l ation - abo ut w ho won t h e f irs t t ~ o. Toni t we have t he op inio n - o f om e real experts. T h e uestion was put up to a . con f erence o f e b a t e coac h es i n C olum us, Ohio. The teacher s of orator - who g uide d e batin g teams in high schools and colle g e . Here's ow t h ey see the personal clash - between the two candi ates . Twenty one debate coacnes believe - Kennedy wont e first round. Three coaches - for Nixon. One saying - neither won. The second debate? It shows that sixteen coaches • ~eel - that ixon won. Eleven - for Kennedy. Three - don't k now. the.Y s ey In other words,/Kennedy clearly won the first one one tJf l:P:"M· Nixon clearl y won - the secon d ~n•a• The series t h us f a r - a draw, according to t h e experts in elocution. r ha v e n ey re ally b e en deb at es'/ BO Th e · e • or pol ce a r e af ra i h e ma a e anothe r a b om b er on t e i r s. T o a , th e t h ir 7/~ e xpl o i on - i i t hi n te da s . .,) 1 t s ha ttered p rt o f \ a u b w a t a tion - a n d inure d ~ thirt y pa ssen ers in a holi d a crow d c elebr at in C o l u m bus a . e r of D e m a r ca l e a t t he i te House t o a - f o an h o u r' con ere ce . 1 h re 1 ent 1 enhow r. K i n g F re ric u t e nint emer ed to tel l ne men - i t w a s u ta courte cal l. ut H ts ajest admitte that the ho e as p - on more than pleasan tries. The King and t h e President ~er discuss ~g,. major world problems; )'1th emphasis on Nato - an d the common def ense of the west. While the White House conversation was g oing on, the ueen o f Denmark w sat a children's hospital in vashington - cheerin the inmates and in~pecting our methods of andli youngsters, when they need medical attention. To a · 1 announcemen the •B I - o un li k e om o to E ar ll a e . o ert chu tz a be en put on e st - of t te n ri m i al mot a n t e d b t h e BI. he a r . l lac e n l e 1 t 1 : - Sc hu ltz was ~enten c e t 0 . ars a 0 - fo r an ro bbe r . I n t e uga Ju ., e ha n d e d d o t h e v er ic , Schultz e lle d out in court - a t ome a h e would k ill the Ju e . ,1 JI1hat he would break ,. OU 0 ail - an be reven g e on the man who ent him up. To d a y , Schu l tz made g oo d /, the fir st part o f ua h is threat . H e escaped from the federal pr ison - at wiffie, ~ fc S n s t one , innesota. Zf nel reall tr .mg to carry out ~-£4 th e l a st part of his threat?-~ on the trail of the r - ~ , , ~ ore he has e . ~hi.le t he F B ~ f to c atc h him be i s x•~•ug u r e e n e. It looks as if Forbes Field must be a tonic for the New 1ork Yankees. They racked u p twenty runs - in the first t o ames of the World Series, which were layed in Pittsburgh. Then they lost two out of three in Yankee Stadium - before returning to Forbes field. Today - another rowdy, ruthless job by the Bronx bombers. Casey Stengle's crew belted a succession of irate itchers - all over the ball park. They set a new record for six orld Series games - with a total ot sevent7-five hits, and forty-four runs so far. Second baseman Bobby lichardson also set a World Series record of his own - a total now of twelve runs batted in. The P ira es? They couldn't do a thing with Whitey Ford - who shut them out for the second ti••· Today's score - twelve to nothing. Thos of course again ev e ns the World Series - at three games a iece. The final deciding clash - tomorrow, in Forbes Field. How do you t ink th a t one will turn out? Do you thini the irates can bounce back once more after a third terrific shellacking? lf Vernon Law a nd Elroy Face c a n do it a ain - that will be a miracle. Now Dick. SH d1~1&7 o a he rJwas ~ Sha e sp earean scene - on Park '.t enue. ~ \ e star o f t h e show - Ni k i ta Khrus chev. The boss o f e Kremlin cameo t of the Soviet Embass in his usual as h ion - t o b anter w ith the newsmen who f ollow him. The conversation g ot around to - Khrushc h ev's main adversary a t the U - our mbassador - James Wadswo rth . . t tis point, ikita pulled out a - penknife. Zipping it open, he flourished it like a ham actor - in a Shakeapearean role. Then he declaimed in a loud voice - can ou puncture such a sack as Wadsworth, with a little so thing like that? ✓-~1 Jell, the line isn 1 {1ii Shakespeare - - ~ A - - ~ ~ ' " t who had a k nack o wri 1 10a•whet ••x•x better lines. ,A Anyway, Khrus h chev's reference seems to be - o that great Shakespearean c . aracter, Falsta f f. Appropriate enough. Is 1 t there a t ou c o f S h akespeare's comical swashbuckling r a g art - in t h e p o l itical ac t or now performin g in New York? Isn't there a touc o alstaff in 1 ita Kh rushchev?